Mitch McConnell — Pro-border-enforcement: A

Mitch McConnell voted for the Pro-border-enforcement side 96% of the time on 16 counted Senate votes, for a grade of A. Mitch McConnell missed 1 of these votes.

Official Senate roll-call votes (via Voteview)

A means the senator voted for this side most often — not that the senator is better. F means the senator voted against this side most often. Based on votes through 2026-08-08.

How did Mitch McConnell vote on immigration?

Mitch McConnell was in the Senate but missed 1 of these votes; missed votes are not listed or counted.

DateBillWhat it wasSide countedMitch McConnell's voteMatched side?Official roll call
2006-09-20HR6061Cloture on the Secure Fence Act (2006)YeaYeaYesRoll call 252
2006-09-29HR6061Secure Fence Act: 700 miles of border fencing (2006)YeaYeaYesRoll call 262
2023-06-01HR3746Border security amendment (House border bill text)YeaYeaYesRoll call 138
2024-05-23S4361Emergency border security and fentanyl funding (flag: bipartisan deal opposed by many on both sides)YeaNayNoRoll call 182
2025-01-09S5Laken Riley Act: detain immigrants charged with theft (cloture)YeaYeaYesRoll call 1
2025-01-13S5Laken Riley Act (motion to proceed)YeaYeaYesRoll call 2
2025-01-15S5Adds crimes that trigger mandatory detentionYeaYeaYesRoll call 3
2025-01-15S5Strips states' power to sue federal immigration agenciesNayNayYesRoll call 4
2025-01-20S5Adds deadly or violent crimes to mandatory detentionYeaYeaYesRoll call 6
2025-01-20S5Laken Riley Act final passageYeaYeaYesRoll call 7
2025-07-01HR12025 budget law, which added border and ICE funding (flag: multi-issue bill)YeaYeaYesRoll call 372
2026-01-30HR7148Rescinds ICE fundingNayNayYesRoll call 18
2026-04-22SCONRES33Deport immigrants convicted of rape, murder or child sexual abuseYeaYeaYesRoll call 92
2026-04-29SJRES99Restores automatic work-permit extensions for immigrantsNayNayYesRoll call 111
2026-06-04S2Moves ICE money to child careNayNayYesRoll call 149
2026-06-05S2Moves ICE money to DACA processingNayNayYesRoll call 152